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Finally, their fifth pledge is to redefine the relationship between the UC and the student body. Students no longer feel that the UC represents them. The UC web site is a mess and it’s not possible for students to access agendas, minutes, legislation, or roll-calls, let alone the time and location of the next UC meeting. Student interest is so low that there were not even enough candidates immediately on the ballot in many houses for September’s UC elections. Magnus and Tom will recruit students with web experience to redesign and maintain...
...Death By Fame, and Troll will also be playing. The Middle East. 8 p.m. Tickets available through Ticketmaster. $12. (IJB)RAQ. A rising alternative rock quartet out of Burlington, Vt. that is often compared to Phish, RAQ will play their self described “high performance rock and roll.” Paradise Rock Club. 9 p.m. Tickets available through nextticketing.com. $12. (MEE) Certainly, Sir CD Release Party. The show will feature highlights from Certainly, Sir’s latest album “TAN,” which has only been released in Japan. The band will also...
...started to gain momentum, each ticket is frantically and loudly trying to get its message out to the student body. Yet one of the most important resources for an informed voter remains unavailable to the student body: the voting record of its representatives. Despite assurances that the new electronic roll call voting system would mean that the voting records of every member of the UC would be available online on the UC’s website, nothing has happened this semester. Those records, along with minutes from the UC’s meetings, are supposed to be posted...
...Show on two occasions. First time was 4th of July, 2001. Went to Grant Park in Chi-town, saw Semisonic for free, left. Problem? Semisonic was opening for Wilco, and the show that Tweedy & co. played is now immortalized in musical consciousness as the high point of rock and roll freedom for a band that was in the middle of a war against an evil record label. It’s in a documentary, it was so good. And I left because it was hot outside. And it didn’t even cost anything, thereby invalidating your Steamroller Hypothesis...
...listener with his profound thoughts, he panders to pop convention with trite choruses and aluminum beats.Talib adopts enough contradictory guises on this album to make a schizophrenic blush. “The Beast,” “Who Got It,” and “Roll Off Me” attempt to roll up the message of KRS-ONE’s Boogie Down Productions, the swagger of Big Daddy Kane, and the aggression of every other New York rapper before him into a cohesive package, but he can’t have it all three...